New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-23
CHICAGO.
SEWAGE THE GISLATIyE-sOCIAL
ADJUSTMENTS.
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CmCAGO Jan 22.-The civil engineers employed nt
the instance Of the City Council TO devise a plan to
dispose of the sewage of Chicago without contaninat
ing the supply of lake drinking water will recon-
mend the extension Of tln Chicago River 20 the Des-
PLANES River which In turn empties into tho nlino,
and thence into the Mississippi River. The plan in
wolves cutting passage through a bed OF rock for
considerable Distance but IL II claimed that when the
work is accomplished II will give "A fall of thirty
five feet and divert the water now flowing into Lake
Michigan in the opposite direction The cost OF tho
proposed work is roughly estimated at fifteen million
dollars.
The crowning illustration of the morbidncss occa-
stoned by the Anarchist trial show this week I'm
the Spics-Ya Zandt episode The unnatural desire
OF this Young woman OF respectable Jarcntage 10
marry the chief OF the Anarchists has had - counter
part IN the treatment of the matter by portion OF tho
press which has devoted the greater part OF its space
to the affair." treating II generally in the light OF yeIv
respectable proceeding. Garlandcd pictures OF tho
Anarchist and the young woman have been printed
while Judge the bench selected and consented
TO perform the marriage ceremony. Tho first serous
protest against the atrocious scandal was voiced by
the venerable Leonard SWEET n former law partner
of Abraham Lincoln who has latterly become one of
the attorneys for the Anarchists, aud upon whose
vice the sheriff decided to prevent the eyces which
the Reds have been holding IN the county aU T'La
Democratic judge, Prendcrgast, Who contemplated per
forming the scandaOus ceremony has since been Ioh
up to the public contempt He is the candidate upon
whom il thought the Socialists and Democrats
might unite Tor Mayor.
The Hon. Charles H. FaIwell returned from thc State
Capital on Thursday and will go TO WASHINGTON op
Monday to take his seat in the Senate Mr. Fnrwcll
declined receptions in thus ity and at SprinoGc
proiered III his honor declaring that the recent death
OF General Logan made any such demonstration,
contrary to his liking.
The action OF the State Legislature, voting $50 600
Tor the purpose, insures the erection OF a siiabIe
monument 10 General Logan In this CITY The NOM
ment will be erected on the spot finally decided unon
as a burial place for Genera Logan's remains f'''
One OF the pending before the Leeislaturs
c0ntemplates the redstrctng Of Chicago and the eec
ton OF forty eight Aldermen instead OF thirty-s1 s
at present. Another measure contempates n rhanoe
In the statutes TO enable tho suburbs of CbIeaso
TO bo added to the city, which Is made almost
BILE owing to the circumlocution which is reaured
under the present law.
The Chicago Dancing Club held the second NJ a..
three annual balls on Tuesday night Mrs Ceoroo
NJ Pullman, Mrs Writ Dexter and Mrs John H
Clark composed the reception committee
The wedding OF Miss Stager TO Lord Butler "a on
nounced to take place In England in March Mr.. and
accompany Miss stager. Miss Stone, daughter ~
General stone, of the United States Army w,il Iva
OF tho party and will be one OF Miss staoer's
bridesmaids
Miss Fanny Davenport proved TO be the strong nj,
the audiences being unusually large throughout Mis
Kate Forsytho presented her new play, Faithful
Hearts," at Hooleys Theatre which place of amnse'
ment has also reduced Its pncos W. j. Seaman an
peared I'm I" Shane Lawn " at the Chicaoo Oraro
House; the "Tin Soldier was given nj tho (trond
Opera House, while Mr.. Hoyt's earlier sketch q A
Rag Baby" was given at the Academy OF Music